Book cheap hotels in Nicaragua
Nicaragua Travel To The Land Of Lakes And Volcanoes. Nicaragua is much more than that, once you visit the top Nicaragua travel destinations you realize that this privileged country has a lot of unforgettable experiences to offer to tourists all over the world. Traveling in Nicaragua offers many interesting things to do:Traveling in Nicaragua offers many interesting things to do. From Walking around colonial cities to enjoying the best Nicaragua adventure travel in a hot steaming volcano. Your next Nicaragua Vacations can be packed by a variety of thrilling activities.
Would you like to book a holiday to Nicaragua? Enjoy a versatile holiday destination! What makes this country so special: a natural environment, delicious local specialties, old churches and buildings and a wonderful culture. There are numerous hotels to book. A cheap budget hotel is available from €30,00 per overnight stay. Are you booking a room in a central location? Then you have to count on an average of €189,00 per night. You can enjoy a sun holiday here. But it is also crowded in winter. Book your conveniently located hotel room in Nicaragua right way! Compare the providers below and book the best offers.
| Country | Nicaragua |
| Capital city | Managua |
| Average hotel price | €70,00 |
| Local language | Spanish |
| Currencies | Nicaraguan córdoba (NIO) |
| Favorable travel time | November to March |
| Population | 6.948.392 |
| Surface area | 129494 km2 |
| Time zone | UTC−06:00 |
| Airline | American Airlines |
| Large Airport | Augusto C. Sandino International Airport (IATA:MGA) |
| Government website | www.asamblea.gob.ni |
Important info
Are you going on a trip to Nicaragua? Make sure you are well prepared. The capital city is Managua. The currency is Nicaraguan córdoba (NIO). The Nicaraguan time zone is UTC−06:00. The most common language(s): Spanish. The country has approximately 6.948.392 citizens in the country. The area of the country is 129494 km2. Information about power and electricity: the mains voltage is 120 V, 60 Hz and the plug type is A / B. The international country code is +505.
Compare best hotels in Nicaragua (November 2024)
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Nicaragua has different regions for a holiday. Choose one of the regions below. You will find more information and research the different hotel offers. Also explore hotel accommodations in Iceland and Algeria.
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Information about public transportation in Nicaragua
Nicaragua offers many options for public transport. A popular airport in this area is Augusto C. Sandino International Airport. Here you book direct and indirect flights. The national airline is American Airlines. They fly to different destinations. You can also go there for a last-minute deal. On www.asamblea.gob.ni you can find more information about: tourism, tax, public transport and the (passport) visa application process.
Average hotel prices
Nicaraguan hotel prices vary widely (based on regio & type of accommodation). We offer a price estimate in the next figure.
| Hotel class | Costs |
|---|---|
| Basic accommodation | €30,00 |
| Standard room | €70,00 |
| Exclusive lodging | €189,00 |
| Weekend trip | €210,00 |
| Supper (per person) | €18,00 |
Climate & Weather Forecasts November 2024
Nicaragua is a beautiful country. We define the climate as a Tropical monsoon and trade-wind littoral climate. The normal annual temperature is 25,3 degrees centigrade °C. In the winter months it is slightly colder. It is then an average of 22,9 degrees centigrade °C. In the summer it is warmer. Assume 27,3 degrees Celsius °C. Below you will find the weather forecast for today and the next 7 days.
Nicaragua Culture
Nicaragua Culture is diverse, interesting, sometimes odd and inexplicable. It’s culture has been inherited by indigenous nicaragua people and also imposed by colonizers, its dances, folklore and nicaragua food teach us the way the “nicas” lived in the past, and how the new generation see the world around them. Learn the most important aspects of the diverse Nicaragua culture, from its religion to the Nicaragua education.
First off, Nicaragua is named after the “nicarao” tribe that dwelled on the shores of the greatest lake of central america “lake Nicaragua”…
…And the spanish word “agua” which means water for the great Nicaragua lake and the many lagoons and rivers boasted by the largest central american country. The current Nicaragua culture as we know it was inherited from the Spaniards that colonized most of the country back in 1522, they imposed their culture to the indigenous nicaragua people that dwelled in the country back then. One of the most popular nicaraguan dances, folklore and cultural expressions shows us what the indigenous nicaragua people thought of the spanish women when they along the conquistadores subdued the “indigenous people” in this region.
Nicaraguan Dance Of “La Gigantona” “The Giant Lady”
When the Spanish conquered central america, they brought their traditions, customs and dances. The spanish first brought this dance to represent their pride, dignity and nobility of the spanish crown. However, the indians whose land was plundered and women raped made a similar dance as a form of protest and satire against the invasive Spaniards. This dance is made by the “Giant lady” or “gigantona” which is a burlesque representation of the stature of the spanish white women imposing over the short Nicaraguan indians. The “Dwarf with the big head” or “Enano Cabezón” on the other hand, is the symbol of the dominated indigenous nicaragua people of this central america country represented in the stature of the dwarf. The big heard on the other hand means the intelligence predominant on the Nicaraguan indigenous people. Along with the Dwarf and the Giant lady, there will be a drummer enthusiastically playing the drum and “el coplero” , which is the man that will recite very unique and funny short verses.
The local food
“Some one said once: we are what we eat”, that’s because food is related to the cultural identity of a country.
This is not an exception for our Nicaragua culture. And when you think of “taco” you immediately see Mexico, and Nicaragua has its own staple food and very unique Nicaragua cuisine. In terms of food Nicaragua has mouthwatering dishes that will taste delicious in your palate. Among the typical nicaragua food, the most known are the following:
- Nicaraguan nacatamal: which is a nicaraguan staple food eaten on saturday or sunday(don’t know why especially on those days ), it’s also served on other special occasions such as weddings, nicaragua festivals and “holiday Nicaragua occasions” such as christmas.
- This traditional Nicaragua food is carefully prepared with corn dough that’s filled with chicken or pork, small potato slices, onion, rice, tomatos, all wrapped up in banana leaves(YOU DON’T EAT THE LEAVES!, YA HEAR ME?).
- Quesillo: This Nicaraguan food is made with “tortilla” and cheese, the special cheese or “quesillo” is wrapped up in a corn tortilla, then onion, vinegar and fresh cream is added to it.
- Vigoron: This typical Nicaraguan food is found in Granada, a banana leaf is placed on the plate that will have your yucca, chicharron, salad.
- Rosquillas:the above picture shows what this delicious Nicaragua food looks like.They are traditionally made in Somoto Nicaragua.They are sort of appetizers, made out of corn dough.
- Pinolillo: This drink has become part of the rich Nicaragua culture, since it’s served almost everywhere throughout the country and even nicaraguan see it as part of their identity.
- The Nicaragua People usually refer to themselves as “pinoleros”, and if you look up the word “pinolillo” in google or wikipedia, you’ll find a picture of Nicaragua.
- The beverage is served in dried gourd shell, and it’s a cornmeal and cacao drink.
- some other nicaragua dishes are very similar to other central american countries’, however, the country has very unique Nicaragua cuisine and original refreshing drinks.
- There are special nicaragua festivals and holidays when the nicaragua people cook traditional plates, such as the nicaraguan “almibar”, which is prepared in easter week only. If you come to nicaragua by that time, you must try it!